acceptable outcome of the conflict in libya. my personal opinion, that is not the preferred solution. reporter: in eastern libya, no solution means no fighting. shortly after the air strikes, gadhafi hit the gates at ajdabya, furthest east his troops have been. this is what they re doing over and over again. instead of digging in and fighting back, they turn and run. rebels fired back at the center of town. poorly guided rockets aimed at an enemy they couldn t even see. that was nbc s stephanie gosk reporting from benghazi, libya. the commander who led the u.s. operation in libya made p potentially explosive comments at yesterday s senate armed services committee, carter hamh. he said the u.s. may consider sending troops into the region with an international ground force to give the rebels more help. he added that nato is doing an
there is some question now about whether a full no-fly zone is being enforced in libya. chairman of joint chiefs, admiral michael mullen, said it s in place but the senior u.s. military commander running operations over libya is a little more guarded in his assessment. general carter hamh tells fox they don t have yet the cape ability to enforce a full no-fly zone abou over the entire condi. it s the size of alaska. they ve launched sea tomahawk missiles and precision guided bombs. american officials are eager to confirm damage from the multi-stage air campaign has been extensive enough to allow air patrols to protect civilians who have been targeted by qaddafi. a troubled reactor is causing problems as japan fights its potential nuclear crisis. peter doocy has a look at that story and other breaking stories. reporter: a pressure spike